INDIA bloc meet: BJP says Oct 2 march is to ‘save dynasty, not democracy'
The BJP has criticized the INDIA opposition bloc's upcoming 'Save Democracy' protests, labeling them a 'Save Dynasty' campaign. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan further questioned the alliance's unity, citing the absence of key leaders at recent meetings.
Why it matters
This reflects the intensifying political rhetoric in India as major parties prepare for upcoming electoral cycles.
NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday hit out at the INDIA bloc, saying the opposition alliance's proposed nationwide protests against the Election Commission are aimed at “saving dynasty” rather than “saving democracy”.After INDIA bloc's meeting, Union minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan accused the opposition of attacking the poll panel to create an “advance excuse” for a defeat in the upcoming elections.“Zero vision, 100 per cent frustration and an advance excuse for defeat. Before the upcoming elections, they are already setting the stage for their defeat. They are looking for excuses for their loss right now. A programme from October 2 to 8 has been announced - ‘Save Democracy March’. This is not a Save Democracy March.
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